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Connie Computer decided to purchase a 1,000laptopcomputertouseduringlawschool.WhenshewentintoComputerRetailerInc.,thesalespersonalsosoldhera5−yearserviceagreementfor1,000 laptop computer to use during law school. When she went into Computer Retailer Inc., the salesperson also sold her a 5-year service agreement for 1,200 for a total price of $2,200. Nine months later, the laptop stopped working and Computer Retailer refused to perform on their service agreement. If Connie sues Computer Retailer, the trial court will likely find for
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Connie Computer decided to purchase a 1,000laptopcomputertouseduringlawschool.WhenshewentintoComputerRetailerInc.,thesalespersonalsosoldhera5−yearserviceagreementfor1,200 for a total price of $2,200. Nine months later, the laptop stopped working and Computer Retailer refused to perform on their service agreement. If Connie sues Computer Retailer, the trial court will likely find for
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Connie Computer decided to purchase a $1,000 laptop computer to use during law school. When she went into Computer Retailer Inc., the salesperson also sold her a 5-year service agreement for $1,200 for a total price of $2,200. Nine months later, the laptop stopped working and Computer Retailer refused to perform on their service agreement. If Connie sues Computer Retailer, the trial court will likely find for

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  1. Computer Retailer, under the UCC unless the predominate reason for entering into the contract was for the service portion of the contract.
  2. Connie, under the UCC unless the predominate purpose of the agreement was for the service agreement portion of the contract.
  3. Connie, under the common law unless the predominate reason for entering into the contract was for the service portion of the contract.
  4. Computer Retailer, only if the court determines that the predominate purpose of the contract was for the goods portion of the contract.
  5. Connie, under the common law because the predominate purpose for which the parties contracted was the sale of goods.
  6. Computer Retailer, if the court determines that the predominate purpose of the agreement is determined by intent and not the relative dollars assigned to the computer and the service agreement.
  7. Connie, under the UCC only if the predominate reason for entering into the contract was for the goods portion of the contract.
  8. Computer Retailer, under the common law if the court determines that the predominate purpose of the agreement was for the service agreement portion of the contract.
  9. Connie, if the court determines that the predominate purpose of the agreement is determined by the relative dollars assigned to the computer and the service agreement.
  10. Computer Retailer, if the court determines that the service agreement was not a significant part of the contract.

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